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1 week ago | autotrader.com | Basem Wasef

If you’re looking for a Ford Mustang that gives you the most bang for your buck, you’ll want to look at 2020 to 2024 models that are well-maintained with low mileage, preferably the GT trim. In continuous production since 1964, Ford has sold over 10 million Mustang cars. With 815 horsepower, the 2025 Mustang GTD is the most powerful Mustang to date. The lure of the Ford Mustang is strong for car enthusiasts of all stripes.

2 weeks ago | autotrader.com | Nelson Ireson

It wasn’t until 1987, upon the debut of the Porsche 959, that the world was gifted a production sports car capable of the zero-to-60-mph sprint in the 3-second range. Its mid-3-second time was nearly a full second quicker than the Porsche 911 Turbo and Buick Regal Grand National, two of its closest competitors when it comes to pure acceleration. Today, the top 10 fastest-production-car zero-to-60-mph times are below three seconds, and the top two cars are sub-2.0 seconds.

3 weeks ago | autotrader.com | Nelson Ireson

The 4-door sedan was once headed for extinction, and while it’s still not as popular as it was in its heyday, the sedan body style’s comfort, convenience, efficiency, and affordability have real staying power. Today, you can get some truly impressive sedans for surprisingly little money, many with cutting-edge technology, safety systems, and drivetrains. The prices quoted below are for each model’s base trim.

1 month ago | autotrader.com | Jason Fogelson

According to the National Student Record Clearinghouse Research Center, U.S. colleges and universities hosted over 19 million undergraduate and graduate students during the 2024-2025 school year, one of the largest enrollments ever. Many of you will escape — I mean, graduate — this year, and you’ll need a set of wheels to make your getaway to a new career. While you studied for your finals, we studied the automotive landscape, thinking about what makes the best car for a recent college graduate.

1 month ago | autotrader.com | Chris O'Neill

Boxy cars are cool. Thanks to their squared-off designs, they offer not only funky style but also added practicality. These unusual vehicles also tend to hold their value well due to their endless appeal, with some even having cult-like followings. Here, we’ve outlined eight of our favorite boxy hatchbacks and SUVs under $15,000 available on Autotrader in 2025. The Ford Flex didn’t get as much publicity as some other vehicles in Ford’s lineup when it was new.